Prohibition Enforcers Plan Tightened Pennsylvania Move
Plans for stronger Prohibition enforcement in Pennsylvania will centralize control under Director Davin in Harrisburg with a Philadelphia office retaining two agents. The move shifts the permit division, expands statewide offices, and aims to combat bootleggers while protecting agents from federal exposure.
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United Pros
Philadelphia
Pennsylvnia
Genet Font
Benicioy
Plitstinegh
Davin
Harrisburg
Thbs
Twosty
Exniciosevi
Sabyt
Philadilphia and
Littsburgh
Samuel Rutter
Axnicos Anid
Rutter
Bootliggure
Rior
Pittsburgh
Mike
Lynn
Pensylvania
Dayla
Laye
Hittrixburg
Aelve
Ourself
Pixburgh
Pennylvania
Haynes
Pennsylvania
New York State
New York City
Kinley Leads in Lake Cruise Contest Firefighter tops group in Western New York contest
Frank Kinley of Corry Fire Department leads in the Wireman's Cruise Contest with 6480 points in Group H. The event by Buffalo Courier and Hnquirer invites the 360 most popular firemen from Western New York, northern Pennsylvania, and Ontario to a Great Lakes steamer cruise aboard the Crow Lakes transit line. Contenders include J. Stanson and Andray Paulson among 860 noted firemen, with the top twenty advancing.
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Kinley
Corry
Buffalo Courier
Hnquirer
New Yorks
Pennsylvania
Ontario
Gerry
J. Stanston
Andray Paulson
Crow Lakes
Oeonan
Great Lakes
Irish Free State gains path to self rule on St Patrick’s Day
Dublin dispatch reports Arthur Griffith praising American aid in Ireland’s drive to independence. He notes England’s control loosening, a provisional government forming, and a future free Irish parliament. Griffith thanks Americans for support aiding Ireland’s struggle and stresses enduring friendship.
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Arthur Griffith
Dal Eireann
United Pret
Dublin
Engs Prue
Trix Army
Tivlind
Ireland
Owf
Prosecutions Under Way for Dog Tax Evasion Citywide
The Bureau of Animal Industry of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has begun prosecutions against dog owners who have not secured licenses. Actions across the state target delinquent owners, with many prosecutions already filed. Fines and license compliance are expected outcomes, as officials warn all dog owners to obtain a license from the county treasurer.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agricultin
Harvinburg
Anilethia
Amed Ars
Bureau
Charge Policeman Badly Cut Man At Union Depot
Erie dispatch details alleged unnecessary force used by Patrolman James O Dowd in arresting 65 year old John Nowe at Union Station Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses claim the officer struck Nowe with a night stick causing a deep wound. No charges filed yet. Nowe treated at hospital and released. Other reports cite theft of about fifty chickens at the depot and complaints of police action.
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Erie Polis
Union Station
Union Depot
Jemn
James O'Dowd
John Nowe
Sbsordérry
Gido O'Eluele
Henry K. Horton
Dispatch Herald
Favkrnun
Morton
Board fights contract labor in Erie case on shop work
March 10 The United States Railroad Labor Board moved to restrain the Erie Railroad from using contract shop labor to evade board rulings. The case, tied to Hornell shop closures, centers on whether Meadville Machining Company workers are really Erie employees. The board will determine if the Meadville workers are part of Erie operations under the Transportation Act.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Boand
Bre
Unien
Department of Justices
Brie
Meadville Machinery Company
Meadville Company
The
Erie
Meadville
Daughter of farmer ghost of Antigonish sparks fires
Mary Ellen McDonald a 15 year old daughter of Alexander McDonald near Antigonish was reported as the ghost who started fires in a farmhouse wall system. Dr Franklin Prince of the American Institute for Psychic Research filed a formal report noting possible psychic causes and an automatic writing by a reporter.
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Halifax
Mary’ Ellen McDonald
Alexander McDonald
Whos Farm
Antigopigh
Smelithly
Franklin Prince
American Institute For Physic Research
Walla
Mary Eton
Prince
Revolt in South Africa Suppressed Reported by Official Communique
Johannesburg dispatch states the revolution is suppressed. Over six prisoners have been taken. Voluminous evidence shows the uprising grew from a Bolshevist plot. Railway workers have returned to work and miners and others are expected to follow.
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Hatha Preaa
Johannesburg
Fiume Counter Revolt Overthrows Government
Fiume reports a counter revolution by local military leaders successful in taking the government palace and seizing the post office. A military council now governs as the Jugal government faces fascist outbreaks and broader Italian turmoil.
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Fiume
Committee of National Defense
Ijuinat
Zambelli
Jugal
Plunie
Kane High Five in Grove City Finals
Kane High School basketball team arrives for the Northwestern Pennsylvania tournament in Grove City to decide the section title. Franklin Kann Brookville and Grove City squads join the field as the two win games begin today to crown the champion.
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Kane
Grove City
Kane High
Secon
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Kann Brookvilla
Grove Otte
Euadls
Tosesé Gama
Movement to Oust Gilllette Calming Down
Washington March 10 The movement to remove Speaker Gillett from his powerful post over the bonus issue eases as plans for a formal bid fade. Leaders study a conference with Gillett upon return from vacation with President Harding while the bloc drafts a cash bonus amendment funded by excess profit tax supported by Democrats.
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Uy United Press
Washington
Sheaker Gillett
Howse
Neetot
Harding
Gillett
Furmi
Mead
Ipare
Lloyd George to Attend Genoa Conference Rumor
London dispatch reports strong rumors that Lloyd George and Lord Curzon will attend the Genoa economic conference alongside Arthur Chamberlain. The March 16 note from United Press indicates ministers may join the talks, with possible involvement of Fosanic Commission figures.
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Lloyd George
Genoa
United Press London
Great Bruins
Lloyd] George
Lord Curzon
Tore
Anthracite project observer reports orderly morning session
Government observer Dr. F. G. Davis said the Anthracite operators conference opened smoothly after the morning session, with the plan for work to start April 1. The remarks were delivered in New York on March 10 and noted by officials.
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United Press
New York
FG Davis
Brebevn Tolie
Churches Join Hands To Avert Big Coal Strike
Washington reports churches from Protestant and Catholic traditions unite to avert a major coal strike. A joint appeal urged operators and miners to negotiate, warning a two year delay would distress millions and threaten human relations in industry.
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Waited
Washington
Marlon Dhdinsthal
Ghrivte
Amenioh
Hogor
Enter Idh
Brouys
Tewih
Jordeny
Fate of Mrs Obenchain in Hands of Jury
Los Angeles reports the Oded Obenchain murder trial as the jury considers the fate of Madalynne Obenchain. The case centers on three men connected to her, including Jane Kennedy, Arthur Burch, and Ralph Obenchain, with insanity claims and public interest in the mixed jury system.
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Obenchain
Madalynne Obenchain
Cuie
Avery
Iynne
Gbenlink
California
Sister
Madalynne
Jane Jelton Kennedy
Arthur Burch
Hay
Ralph Obetchain
Henedly
Westfield Squad Here Friday Eve Warped Announcement
Westfield five from Core High School will travel to the city for a Friday night game. A miscommunication earlier caused a postponement contradiction but management now says the team is ready. Visitors come with a strong record against Jamestown Warren Fredonia and others and are expected to present a tough challenge.
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Westield
Westfield
Corry
New Yorkers
Jamestown
Warren
Fredonia
Wesfield
Tate
Lallying
Chicago Homes Bombed and Workers Beaten in Labor Clash
Chaos erupts in Chicago as homes owned by John White and Peter Horta Co. are bombed and workers attacked during a violent labor dispute. One plumber, Steven Jabs, wounded. family threats loom as violence spreads amid the labor war. Several workers return to sites fearing further harm.
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Chicago
United Press
Ericago
Bombinks
Aligkiaygr
John White
Pater Horta
Continentl Can Co
Fur Colls
Ion Mildinge
Atajggud
Menten
Steven Inion Plupber
Governor urges employers to hire ex service men
Harrisburg March 11 Governor Synnids urges top employers to hire World War veterans where possible designating American Legion Employment Day on March 21. He cites Legion figures that over 710000 veterans seek work and calls on agencies and state government to assist.
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United Prom
Harrisburg
Gover
Synnids
Mioe
American Legion
Ghivertier
Legion
Worong Thay Shase
Sts
Lecture on Soviet Affairs by Jaen I Rubin at High School
Jaen I Rubin, a former Socialist official, will speak at Corey High School about Rusia from Withiq and the Fallacy of Tolabavidm. The talk covers U S policy, Rubin's Russia visit, and the Soviet system, with tickets at 25 cents.
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Rusia
Withiq
Andres Ta
Jaen I Rubin
Milwaukey
Russia
Rubi
Corry
Rubin
Hath Houser
United States
Coneres
Meo Rabin
Wolshey
Americ
Biring
Corey
Camp Fire Girls Plan Reorganization
Fifteen girls met with Miss Marjorie Awan on North Center Street to discuss reorganization and future activities. The meeting reviewed the state affiliation steps and the path toward reuniting with the Camp Fire Girls organization, with Genevieve Scott sharing experiences and insights.
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Marjorie Awan
North Center Street
Ciardinn
Génevieus Scott
Activiss
Treaty ratification seen assured by March vote
Washington dispatch reports politicians concede the YourPower treaty will be ratified. Senate debate begins Tuesday with limited sessions, then a full vote likely by March 24. Opposition wanes as supporters emphasize the Harding speech reservation and no entangling alliance.
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United Prose
Washington
Pupiié
Kailas
Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Senate
Professor Barth to Direct Presby Church Choir in Corry
The Presbyterian denomination hires Prof Barth of Jamestown as director and leader of the church choir. He aims to build a strong chorus for both morning and evening services with broad volunteer singer support. Rehearsals are set for Saturday at the church under Barth and fellow organizer Prof. Burch, who recently staged Polk’s Concert.
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Barth
Jamestown
Elk
Iordoabe
Presbyterian Church
Ted Welock
Burch
Polk
Cory
Chiorat Society
Corry
Alathians Hold Enjoyable Meeting
Yesterday afternoon about sixty members of the Atlathing Society met in the parlors of the NL building for an enjoyable gathering. Regular business was conducted, with the entertainment committee arranging a program featuring a solo by Mesilar ene Miller, readings by Mins Dorothy Soper, and a song with accompanying music. Mrs. George Patterson delivered a well received reading.
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Atlathing Societe Ayet
Charshy
Mesilarene Miller
Dorothy Soper
George’ Patterson
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